1 hour Included in £29 CPD Accredited

Cyber Security Online Course

Protect yourself and your organisation from common cyber threats including phishing, malware, password attacks, and social engineering. This CPD-accredited course covers practical steps every employee can take to reduce cyber risk and keep data safe.

Your Cyber Security certificate is included in the £29 Chefs Bay Academy licence, along with 130+ other CPD accredited courses. One payment, 12 months of access, no subscription.

Chefs Bay Academy is run by Chefs Bay Hospitality Limited (Company No. 13588811), a UK hospitality and care staffing agency based in Merseyside. Your £29 licence covers this course and 130+ others, all CPD accredited, with 12 months of access.

Cyber Security at a glance

Cyber Security is a CPD accredited online course from Chefs Bay Academy, taking 1 hour to complete. The certificate is ready to download as soon as you pass.

Duration 1 hour, self-paced
Certificate CPD Accredited, instant download
Price £29 licence covering all 130+ courses
Access 12 months, any device, unlimited retakes
Course Content

What You'll Learn

  • Understanding Common Cyber Threats
  • Recognising Phishing and Social Engineering
  • Password Security and Multi-Factor Authentication
  • Safe Browsing and Email Practices
  • Protecting Devices and Data
  • Responding to a Cyber Incident
Is This For You?

Who Needs This Course

Important for all employees, office workers, managers, and IT staff who use digital systems and need to protect their organisation from cyber threats.

Want the background before you start? Read our guide: Cyber security training for employees: GDPR, phishing, PCI DSS

How It Works

Start Learning in 2 Minutes

1

Buy Your Licence

One payment of £29. No subscriptions, no hidden fees.

2

Get Instant Access

Login details sent straight to your email.

3

Complete Courses

Work at your own pace on any device. All 130+ courses unlocked.

4

Download Certificates

CPD accredited certificates ready for your employer or CV.

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Attackers target people before they target systems, and a phishing email to a member of staff is the most common way into a business. The ICO also expects organisations to train anyone who handles personal data, as part of accountability under UK GDPR.

It covers recognising phishing and social engineering, password security and multi-factor authentication, safe browsing and email habits, protecting devices and data, and how to report a suspected incident quickly.

Anyone with a work email address or access to customer data, which in most organisations means almost everyone. Office staff, managers, and remote workers are common targets because attackers go after the inbox, not the job title.

Annual refreshers are common practice, since attack methods change quickly. Many organisations also re-run training after an incident or near miss, and your £29 licence lets you retake the course whenever you need to.

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Cyber Security plus 130+ more courses. CPD accredited certificates. No subscriptions.

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